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Asia Alternatives raises $515m for maiden fund of fundsAsia Alternatives, a new fund of fund manager that has its headquarters in Hong Kong, has raised $515 million, exceeding a $450 million hard cap. The fund may have just held its final close but is already invested in more than ten funds focused across 12 Asian countries.
- CAM launches emerging markets FoF(2)
Cologne based CAM Private Equity has teamed up with Newmarkets Partners to begin marketing a flexible emerging markets fund of funds, which will allow investors to specify their areas of exposure.
- CDC commits $20m to Lombard Asia Fund III(2)
CDC Group, the UK government-backed fund of funds, has made a $20 million commitment to Lombard Asia III, an expansion capital fund that will focus on South Asia and Greater China.
- Green capitalism(2)
Can portfolio companies be both environmentally responsible and commercially attractive? Jo Nash investigates.
- CAM launches emerging markets FoF
Cologne based CAM Private Equity has teamed up with Newmarkets Partners to begin marketing a flexible emerging markets fund of funds, which will allow investors to specify their areas of exposure.
- CDC commits $20m to Lombard Asia Fund III
CDC Group, the UK government-backed fund of funds, has made a $20 million commitment to Lombard Asia III, an expansion capital fund that will focus on South Asia and Greater China.
- Green capitalism
Can portfolio companies be both environmentally responsible and commercially attractive? Jo Nash investigates.
- CDH Investments raises $200m for debut venture fund
CDH Investments, a China-based growth capital manager, has raised $200m for a debut venture fund.
- A clean tech sweep
In many parts of the world – emerging markets included – the growing demand for clean tech and alternative energy is sparking interest among private equity and venture capital funds. Judy Kuan reports.
- Newbridge to invest up to $200m in China gas project
Private equity firm Newbridge Capital has signed an agreement to invest as much as $200 million in a liquefied natural gas project in Xinjiang, a north-western province of China.